Natalie Corbett Sampson

It Should Have Been a #GoodDay

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Produktbeschreibung

Canada Book Awards Winner!Sometimes a situation is not what you think it is In high school perception can be the key to surviving. Especially if you're hiding something. The new girl - Emily hopes to leave a painful event behind her by starting at a new school, but it looks like that's just a pipe dream.The golden boy - Brogan is the big man on campus until a knee injury has him benched. Now he's struggling to hold on to his top dog position while pushed to the sidelines.The popularity seeker - Thomas desperately wants to shed his loser status. He can, as long as he doesn't let his nice guy instincts get in the way.The heart of gold - Henry doesn't know how different he is, although everyone else at school does. And the popular kids have no problem letting him know he doesn't fit in. As they go through an ordinary day of negotiating halls, classes and the baggage of their lives, each of them has no idea that their paths will cross in such a way that will change their lives forever.Sometimes what should have been a good day turns out to be the worst day of your life.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dancing Drum
• Seitenzahl: 248
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Januar 2016
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 14mm
• Gewicht: 367g
• ISBN-13: 9780987994103
• ISBN-10: 0987994107
• Artikelnr.: 58073845

Autorenporträt

Natalie Corbett Sampson lives outside of Halifax, Nova Scotia with her husband and kids (furry and bipedal). She is the author of Game Plan (Fierce Ink Press, Nov 2013) and Aptitude (Fierce Ink Books, Sept 2015). Natalie carves out time to write between taxiing athletes, pianists, academics and social butterflies to their various events and her day job as a speech-language pathologist. Natalie also enjoys sports, photography, art and reading.